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Justice League: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3

By (author) Bryan Hitch

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The Justice League is dead or worse. It s 22 years in the future, and Earth is a wasteland, crushed under the heel of a dread goddess known only as Sovereign. But the world s greatest heroes have left one thing behind that can save the world. Their legacy. The children of the Justice League, now heroes in their own time, must travel back in time to stop Sovereign before she kills their parents and seizes power. As the original Leaguers process the shock of meeting grown sons and daughters they didn t know they d have (in some cases with their teammates), their offspring search for clues to Sovereign s rise. Continuing the Rebirth series for the first time in hardcover, Bryan Hitch and a superstar creative team present Justice League: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3. Collects Justice League #26-33.

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